My apologies if you see this on more than one group. Hello everyone, I will be set up at the Asheville Train Show Friday and Saturday, to promote the ET&WNC RR and to promote the Hickory National

Group, I would like to offer the following HOn3 brass items from my personal collection to this group first: PSC 17868-1 D&RGW Long RPO Factory Painted Grey & Black MOW scheme #X-119 - $350 PSC 15580

RepowerAndRegear Rob Bell

Please tell us the title of the repower regear group so that we can easily find it.

I also find my Micromark Microlux table saw very valuable. It will do most anything i need, but it reaches it's limits at times.

You should take a look at the repower and rehear group🤪 Allen Farnsworth

I also have the micro mark table saw and find it underpowered. lloyd lehrer, (310)951-9097 -- lloyd lehrer

I have the micromart table saw and accessories. Can't imagine modeling without it. Dave v

Ed, I don’t have any direct experience with the portable bandsaws, but for around the same money you can pick-up a 10” Rikon Bandsaw. Toss on the blade you want and be done. More often than not,

That baby’s from 1953, Mike. :) I did start off with a Chinese knock-off of a tabletop mill. It’s largely responsible for my disdain of the stuff. Fortunately that was about the same time the

Jeff, is that the new Dremel or a MicroMark Chinese knock-off of a Bridgeport? I’m very jealous. Mike Van Hove Columbia, MO

I leave signs on the wall for myself:

On the subject of fingers --- In one of my engineering jobs I was responsible for a small workshop that the engineers and techs could use. It had a floor standing drill press. My simple rule on work

On the subject of power tools, has anyone here gotten familiar with any of the new breed of portable band saws? I want something for the hobby room that I can set up with a good 24 tooth Lenox

Hi Dusty, I have the Byrne table saw, thickness sander, disk sander, and the Proxonn mini chop saw. I am very happy with all of these tools and would recommend them. George

Rich, Thanks for the info. Mike

Rich: What an amazing looking model! This will be a great addition to your line-up of HO scale wood wagons. Mark Lewis Narrow gauge modeling in N.C.

I can attest to the blood part, 21 stitches in my right thumb. I don't remember how many in my index finger. Both from my Dremel. Today I cannot use a smart phone as there is a tunnel down the middle

The second wagon we have just released in HO scale. The #2101 Ore Wagon is modeled after an important wagon used for hauling ore from back country mines to the railhead. It is a laser cut wood and

Mike, Pete Smith has Tom's saw and swears by it. One of these days I plan on buying one myself. Rich Rands